Back

Back is a real-time horror game. Gamers embody Ren Xin, a character who is initially mistaken for a real estate agent who finds himself in a surreal, dangerous world. On the stage there is a huge villa. Behind the luxurious façade lies a sinister conspiracy. Users explore this labyrinthine space, encountering unexpected problems at every turn. Every decision, big or small, shapes the plot, leading to different outcomes.

Ren Xin’s journey begins quite innocuously: an ordinary real estate survey. But this veneer of normalcy quickly crumbles when the hero stumbles upon a dark secret. Escape becomes the primary goal. The villa turns into a menacing labyrinth filled with riddles and dangerous encounters. Users navigate a web of interconnected choices. Every decision has weight, changing the trajectory of the plot. Success depends on attentiveness, quick thinking and unwavering determination.

The secrets of the villa are gradually revealed, revealing a complex tapestry of deceit and danger. The title offers multiple endings. Triumph or eternal captivity depends only on the actions of the user. Every click, every choice is a gambling adventure. The villa is not just a setting, it is a character in itself, a silent observer of the gamer’s struggle. Back is not just a game, it is an interactive experience.